Duronic TV Wall Mount Stand TVS1D1 Tabletop | Standing Mount for 37”-65” Flat Screen Television | Tilting -10°/+5° | VESA Up to 600x400 | Strong Heavy Duty | Max. 68kg Capacity

This is a fantastic stand & really compliments our new Panasonic TV. It’s so much better than the feet provided as it swivels 180 degrees and means we can angle it to get the best view anywhere in the room and avoid glare etc. it also means the TV fits on our cabinet in the alcove whereas on the feet provided we had to angle the unit out into the room to be able to see the full screen.The chrome post the tv mounts on suits any chrome rimmed screen like ours but would also match a black one as it’s pretty universal but also the base is a Matt black finish too which looks smart with the silver. It also raises the screen and tilts as desired to further improve the viewing angle.It’s very sturdy and really looks good. It looks like it was made for the TV.I’m really very pleased.The only thing I might suggest as an improvement is the instructions manual could be a little clearer. Although relatively straightforward I had to double check the diagrams and look closely as parts were not overly clear but that’s a minor gripe over what is a very good quality, good value for money product.

This product impressed me right from unboxing, where every component is carefully packed. Even the nuts and bolts are in a multi-section bag, corresponding to the stages of assemble.It's manufactured to a high standard using heavy-gauge metal and feels extremely sturdy.The killer feature for us was the 120 degree swivel, which works extremely well. It turns easily enough, but not so easily that it could swivel back under its own weight.The only assemble glitch was that some of the washers are metal and some are plastic and it wasn’t clear where the plastic ones should be used.Despite the description saying it’s a fixed height, that’s not true. You can adjust the height in 2 different ways: by selecting which pair of holes in the upright to attach the bracket to; and by which holes in the cross-members you use to screw into the TV. We lowered the TV by a good 3-4 inches in that way, which made it look much better (40” screen). I suspect a much smaller screen may still feel a bit to high so I'd have some reservations about using this for a 30" TV

Looked for ages for the right stand. This does everything I wanted.Big swivel left and right (so correct angle when in the corner of the room, also so can avoid glare).Tilt up and more down, so correct viewing angle.Adjustment (with built in spirit level!) so it is perfect.Bonus? Doesn't say in the literature but has Four pre-drilled holes through the spine so you can fit the main TV section at three different heights.I chose the lowest one (for a 32" TV) and it suits my (father in law's) needs perfectly. The body of the TV hides the spine so you don't see it.One thing to note the instructions (simple pictorial diagrams with no words) meant than even I had to reassemble parts, it would be worth printing a large picture of the stand (I've attached one I think is best) so you can see that the 'oval' bottom plate sits on top of the other parts and the other parts are 'handed' so make sure the rubber feet are underneath.One other thing to note for my particular circumstance, my TV has the connectors on the back rather than the underneath. This meant that I had to remove the verticals that fit to the back of the TV (VESA fitting) and move them so the power lead could fit as the way I originally placed them meant the power socket was 'blocked' by the large (main) section of the bracket.These are 'niggles', this is a top stand.

The very nice X leg type stand on my 46" Samsung D7000 TV had broken recently, so I decided to order this stand as a replacement.Firstly the positives...It seems very sturdy.It looks...well okay, if a tad industrial. It's not the prettiest stand but it's not ugly either.It's very easy to adjust the orientation of your TV when mounted to the stand which is cool.It arrived next day.Now the negatives...The instructions are by illustration only and aren't very clear.It's a two man job to put the stand together and with the tools provided will take about 30 minutes.It's a bit plain looking.Depending on your TV and how it mounts you are likely to have screws left over which is disconcerting - I had around a dozen left.All in all, a good, sturdy stand but not the easiest to assemble because of vague illustration instructions nor is it the most beautiful to look at.TIPSTo assemble the feet put the flat sides of the two biggest pieces together with the 3 holes facing each other, then place the pear shaped piece on top (with the bevelled screw holes on top) and line up the holes.Finally fit in place the two small feet at the back lined up with the holes.When assembling the main steel bracket to the stand leg, there are 4 holes to give you a choice of mounting heights. I used the middle two which worked well on my 46" screen TV, the top holes would leave the TV too high Imo.When mounting the TV onto the stand, first affix the metal rods onto the back of the TV and then lift the TV up and slot the metal rods onto the top of the main brackets. Use the screws at the bottom of the rods to tighten up and ensure it cannot come away.None of the above are made very clear in the instructions.Hope this helps - enjoy the stand. :)

Keeps thing tidy

Great sturdy piece of gear would recommend

Great item. Easy to put together and very strong. The glass is thick and looks good. Would recommend.

good for this price